Actually, it's even eaiser than that.

Select>Color Range

Use the eye dropper tool to select the paint color. Then use the HSB adjustment to change the color.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ironwedge
Actually, it's even eaiser than that.

Select>Color Range

Use the eye dropper tool to select the paint color.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by S2Kguy
Nice job, but actually, it's a hell of a lot easier than that to change a color...lol.

1. Open the pic
2. Go to Image/Adjust/Hue/Saturation
3. Change the original hue to the desired hue
4. History tool off everything but the car

http://gallery.s2ki.com/imagecatalog/image...eview/106858/6/

 

edit ok i got your technique down s2kguy.....it takes a while too, you gotta be careful not to brush the car

A plus on what i taught you guys is if you save "as photoshop image" you can make many different color changes without even worrying of lassoing the thing over anymore all you do is change color and done

its nice to learn many other techniques tho thanks s2kguy

 

Sweet thread

 

Yeah, I noticed I left the front marker purple after I'd posted the pic, and it was too much trouble to repost it...lol.

Shift_9K: The History Tool is my absolute favorite tool! Look at the last photoshop pic I posted, now look in the left toolbar, there are 22 tools above the color swatches. The History Tool is in the right column, 5th tool down, it looks like a paintbrush with an arrow around it.

NOTE: you cannot use the history tool after the image is resized, so resize the pic LAST

PS, ALL CREDIT goes to sehenkel, I used to do it the same way as Presidente (which was cool, but it tool a lot longer)

 

Subscribing to an excellent thread

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Presidente

 

you guys are always welcome to add your own tutorials
I am still learning photoshop ( I learned it last year )
and willilng to learn many more techniques.

I'm going to post up a HOW TO CHANGE RIMS tutorial
next time i have the time.

 

Ok Presidente:
you've got me interested, Im going to have to pick up a copy